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The ending is true to the character and a risky take, but I like it. This is not main stream Wick a like, It's not steely Bond or muscle Bourne. So I get the lower ratings here. But sometimes expectation can get the best of us.

The character arc is very muted but complete. There maybe a follow-up with ramped up potential, but I hope not. Don't get me wrong, there is car chase, guns going off, and bombs exploding. But in total, the action is maybe around 15min in total. And it's a 2hr movie.

Most of the time it's information that do the talking, especially the beginning. There are lots of hacking going on, details mostly left out. But geeks would love to fill in.

Malik is captivating enough. I was hoping more time with Fisbourne, but cost maybe an issue.

On the surface tHis show is over the top and alot of horsing around messing around. But there are many details that are well thought out. And there's even philosophical meanderings on the get go.

From the beginning with the two main leads loosing their memory, the show ask Who are You ? An age old identity question. The theme of the show is a journey to find oneself.

The quirky details including, character names, towns, places on maps, nations, shops all are well thought out. To be funny or to have some meanings.

When the identity and relationships are found. Some are assigned with very important roles, and responsibilities. The characters need to fulfill their destiny. Or the need to choose their path. It's predestination against free will.

Will you accept your responsibility?